Amanda Ghost, Cameron Gregor and Vince Holden previously sued Wilson for defamation over sexual harassment and embezzlement allegations.

The complaint expands upon Wilson's previous allegations that the producers embezzled funds and sexually harassed the film's lead actress

Its been clear for months that Rebel Wilson was going to formally hit back against the litigating producers of her film The Deb with a lawsuit of her own, and now she has. Just over a week after the musical drama had its world debut on the closing night of the 2024 Toronto International Film

Rebel Wilson is responding to allegations from the producers of her directorial debut, "The Deb," after they filed a defamation lawsuit against her.

Rebel Wilson has filed a countersuit against producers Amanda Ghost, Cameron Gregor, and Vince Holden, accusing them of a troubling pattern of misconduct, including theft, bullying, and

The lawsuit describes Cameron, Ghost's husband, as her "enforcer," and says that Holden "appears to have been corrupted" by them and subsequently drawn into a "fraudulent scheme to steal money from the film's budget.

Its been clear for months that Rebel Wilson was going to formally hit back against the litigating producers of her film The Deb with a lawsuit of her own, and now she has. Just more than a week after the musical drama had its world premiere on the closing night of the Toronto Film Festival,

Rebel Wilson has countersued the producers of her directorial debut The Deb. The Australian star has countersued Amanda Ghost, Cameron Gregor and Vince Holden, accusing them of "theft, bullying and sexual misconduct".